Result Page 107 for China news & latest pictures from ibtimes.com

To the amusement of pro-democracy supporters online, Hong Kong police used #HKIndependence in a tweet on Wednesday night announcing the arrest of four students for online posts deemed a threat to China's national security

Hong Kong Police Help #HKIndependence Trend On Twitter

Hong Kong police help #HKIndependence trend on Twitter

Huawei Overtakes Samsung As Top Smartphone Seller: Industry Tracker

Huawei has grown to domnate the massive Chinese market

The findings marked the first quarter in nine years that a company other than Samsung or Apple has led the market.

Barred From European Beaches, Russians Revive Bygone Pursuits

Snezhana Golubeva and her sonÂ go twice a week to workshops led by Cossacks, who once guarded the southern frontiers of tsarist Russia

Barred from European beaches, Russians revive bygone pursuits

A huge downturn, but a recovery may already be on its way

Germany Braces For Historic Quarterly GDP Decline On Virus Hit

Germany braces for historic quarterly GDP decline on virus hit

More news

India has bought 36 Rafale fighters from France in a deal estimated to be worth $9.4 billion

India Uses Arrival Of New Fighter Jets To Warn China

India uses arrival of new fighter jets to warn China

Tour de France 2021 Date Changed, Avoiding Overlap With Tokyo Olympics

Competitors in the 2021 Tour de France can now potentially take part in the Tokyo Olympics, as well.

Facing criticism over its ties to China, TikTok pledged a new level of transparency over its algorithms and content policies

TikTok Faces US National Security Review

TikTok faces US national security review

GM described its second-quarter results as "solid" but said some of its austerity measures, including worker furloughs, would become permanent

GM Posts $800 Million Loss In Second Quarter, But North American Unit Remained Resilient

Sales of GM's new vehicles plunged 34.6% in the U.S. in the quarter

Wednesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Drop Ahead Of Fed Policy Statement, Tech Antitrust Hearing

The Dow falls more than 200 points at bell as traders await antitrust hearing involving Big Tech CEOs

TikTok Says 'We Are Not The Enemy'

TikTok says 'we are not the enemy'

General Motors Reports $758 Mn Q2 Loss On Lower Car Sales

General Motors reports $758 mn Q2 loss on lower car sales

Critics say Hong Kong's new national security law violates the "One Country, Two Systems" arrangement in place since Britain returned the former colony to China in 1997

China Slams EU Export Curbs On Hong Kong Over Security Law

The law, which was fast-tracked onto the statute books in June after months of pro-democracy protests in semi-autonomous Hong Kong, threatens life sentences for vaguely worded offenses including secession and subversion of state power.

Benny Tai said he was sacked after he was jailed last year for taking part in pro-democracy protests

Anger Grows Over Hong Kong University Sacking Of Activist

Anger grows over Hong Kong university sacking of activist

India now has around 3,000 tigers in the wild, compared to 1,411 in 2006 when a nationwide survey was first conducted

World Tiger Population Grows But SE Asia Threats 'Critical': WWF

World tiger population grows but SE Asia threats 'critical': WWF

World toll of coronavirus infections and deaths as of April 7, 2020 at 1100 GMT

Virus Deaths Surge In US As Scaled-down Hajj Begins

Virus deaths surge in US as scaled-down hajj begins

The two nations have increasingly tussled over a plethora of issues, including China's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and its efforts to quash a democracy movement in Hong Kong

States Warn Against Planting Mystery Unsolicited Seeds 'From China,' USDA Says Could Be 'Brushing Scam'

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is warning Americans of the possible adverse outcomes of planting or even throwing away the seeds.

Rio Tinto reported a 20 percent drop in first-half net profits as the coronavirus pandemic tempered some mineral prices

Rio Tinto Sees Profits Slide, But Eyes $2.5bln Dividend

Rio Tinto sees profits slide, but eyes $2.5bln dividend

Hong Kong is suffering a wave of new coronavirus infections

Hong Kong Implements Tough Coronavirus Restrictions

Hong Kong implements tough coronavirus restrictions

More than three million people have been tested in the northeast city of Dalian following the discovery of a cluster of cases at a food processing plant

China Records Highest New-case Count In Three Months

China records highest new-case count in three months

A view of the Earth and Moon taken by China's Tianwen-1 Mars probe from a distance of 1.2 million kilometers

China's Mars Probe Photographs Earth En Route To Red Planet

China's Mars probe photographs Earth en route to Red Planet

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo listens while Australia's Foreign Minister Marise Payne speaks during a press conference

US, Australia Seek New Military Cooperation In Face Of China

US, Australia seek new military cooperation in face of China

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg, shown in this 2019 file photo, will tell a major antitrust hearing July 29, 2020, that the internet giant would not have succeeded without US laws fostering competition -- but that the rules of the internet now need updatin

Zuckerberg And Bezos To Defend American Success Stories

Zuckerberg and Bezos to defend American success stories

Security forces in January 2020 stand outside Venezuela's National Assembly, the only institution in the country led by the opposition but which has been rendered powerless

US Warns Venezuela Vote Will Be Worse Than Ever

US warns Venezuela vote will be worse than ever

Relations have deteriorated in recent weeks in an intensifying standoff between Washington and Beijing

China Foreign Minister Slams US 'Reckless Provocation' After Consulate Closures

China foreign minister slams US 'reckless provocation' after consulate closures

Law professor Benny Tai (C) has decried his sacking by the University of Hong Kong

University Sacks Hong Kong Protest Leader Loathed By China

University sacks Hong Kong protest leader loathed by China

Fauci Envy: Trump Surprised Yankees Regarding First Pitch, New York Times Reports

President Trump reportedly announced his intention to throw the first pitch at a Yankee game without telling the organization.

IBT Spotlight

We Help Businesses Find B2B Service Providers They Can Trust.

Get Listed

CHINA

Pages